What makes this excerpt from Ode to a Nightingale an example of lyrical poetry the use of apostrophe the expression of intense feeling the use of the first person the rhyme scheme ab ab cde cde?

Answer 1

the expression of intense feeling -2-

Answer 2

This excerpt from "Ode to a Nightingale" is an example of lyrical poetry because it expresses intense emotions through the speaker's direct address (apostrophe) to the nightingale. The use of the first person and the rhyme scheme contribute to the lyrical quality by creating a sense of intimacy and musicality in the poem.